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We are very pleased to announce the two Cancer Council ACT Research Grant recipients for 2021 - Dr Anne Steins and Dr Tatiana Soboleva. 

ACT residents encouraged to sign up for a free Living Well After Cancer Program - Sat 29th April 2017.

We are pleased and extremely excited to announce that Canberra Relay For Life 2020 remains strong and will continue in a different way... Virtual - Relay Your Way!  REGISTER NOW. 

There are some things in life we only do once, but for a bold group of Canberra women, they will be celebrating 21 years of incredible achievement in March 2020 when they participate in Cancer Council ACT’s 21^st annual Relay For Life. 

We are proud to announce that the  2019-20  Cancer Council ACT Research Grant recipient is Dr Keisuke Horikawa at the John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU.  

Associate Professor Anneke Blackburn is one person who firmly believes in giving back wherever possible.

Cancer Council ACT has delivered first-of-its-kind training with Canberra Airport on breast prostheses and security screening processes. This positive start will see Canberra Airport continue to explore how they can best accommodate medical considerations and hidden disabilities regarding the implementation of the new scanning technology.

  The Longest Day is an endurance golf marathon to test your skill, strength, and stamina to fundraise in support of vital research, prevention and support services for those affected by cancer.

A message from Cancer Council ACT's CEO to our community and local supporters. 

More than 50 Canberrans have accessed free support after cancer treatment through Cancer Council ACT’s ENRICHing Survivorship Program since it started in October 2021.